baddbob Member

You can do it. You just need to focus on one thing at a time and get good at it. Find something you can change and do it. Remove pastas from your diet or breads. If it works for you do it and change something else later. Replace it with spiced up veggies. That worked for this broken down old biker. If it doesn't, try…

I usually get a couple long, but quick ones in. I'm going to head to Southeast Missouri from Orlando, 1,250 miles and 19 hours, one way to put on a BBQ for a Boy Scout Camp Staff over the second weekend of August. I do two back-to-back Iron Butts in a row, one going and one coming back with a day rest in between. I ride it…

@ValGogo - Biker? and @ Cosmet - Ride?

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Oh….. Running a $1.8B business during the day and helping abused children the rest of the time. That's about it. BaddBob

All I can say is well said young lady and Rock On!! :-)

You NEVER EVER EVER put any name on you unless it's your momma or your child. PERIOD!! Oh and if a lady or a guy ever asks you to put their name on you...RUN....they are insecure!!!!

True....I got an earring back in '74 when you never saw guys with earrings. By about '85 many guys had them so I took mine out. They became so common. Cheap and tacky tattoos are now common. Real art is still VERY uncommon. When I see "trinkets" tattooed on people I just smile. You can by your clothes at K-Mart and get…

Yup....I have ink older than most of the people on this forum! LOL!!!

Proud Aunt then!!

Hanna - Disappointed!

Miss Pastry - Proud Mom!!!!

JustJamie....smile and eyes!!

Men your age get old much much too soon???? Yikes!!!! Where are you hanging out??? I'm close to your age and I ain't feeling THAT old!!!! Most of the younger guys I spar with can't seem to keep up with me. Perhaps they feel sorry for me and are just letting me whip their *kitten*?? LOL!!!

Badd-*kitten* bike. Back in the day the bikes that bikers respected were Harleys, Indians, Triumphs, and Norton Commanders. Even a couple BSA's showed up a meets. This bike brings back some memories. Thanks for sharing!! BB

I ride almost everyday. I decided years ago that I'd never live north of the Mason-Dixon Line again where I couldn't ride my bike 12 months out of the year. I won four Harleys and have room for an Indian that I'm watching our for. The only decision I make these days is which bike to ride. I hope everyone enjoys their first…

pmcover.....I like the smile in all of them...but I have to go with 12 because I can see a little bit of your legs!! LOL

Ninny....#2!!!!

Fitbit Rocks. I attribute my success to a combination of Fitbit and my MFP friends (and my Harleys of course).

Housekeeper. Gardener. Pool service. Lawn service. I don't have time for that stuff unfortunately.

@kborton.....just got back from Bike Week. Still feeling like a biker. Bang.

I have 4. 2012 CVO Road Glide 2008 Crossbones 1993 Heritage 1993 1200 Sporty I live to ride and ride to live. I've got 25K miles on the 2012 RG in 10 months so far.

@ Justgowithit Look at that that picture.....now that's funny!! (I'm talking about you looking at your phone, not your pic)

@dcuevas6235 Geeeeze.......where can I put the ink?????

@ MandaPaige Giving you the eye......look out.....

Me and the Harley get lots of bonding time. Wind therapy baby. Keeps the twinkle in my eye!! Oh and to keep with the theme....back at ya.....you're thinking.....wish the sun was like this in Utah every day!!!

wildcatnyc This is me...Pretty in Pink. Photoshop in your own background!!!

....also....when I eat, my heart rate goes up and my BP goes up. I would suppose that is defined as an increased metabolism. I therefore try to eat 6 times a day when I was losing the most weight. The idea was to keep my metabolism up and not have big peaks a valleys during the day. Never eat large quantities of food, but…

Okay...think about it. When you eat spicy foods, especially things with peppers like jalapeño and habanera, one seems to break out in little beads of sweat on the forehead. What causes that??? I'm guessing an increase in your metabolism.

Hey....don't worry. It's a natural feeling. I'm 56 and I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up. I've re-invented myself many times. I went to college for 35 years taking classes that help me continue to grow and gave me many options. I've taken steps forward and I've taken steps backward. I've just continued to…